In a certain level of consolidation deviation or trend deviation, it seems that the deviation has been destroyed from the strength alone. The high probability is to build a new hub at the same level, but there is a divergence below the sub-level in this divergence. The chain reaction caused by this smaller level eventually leads to the reversal of the large-scale deviation, rather than establishing a new hub, from small to large.

For example:

In the trend a+A+b+B, there is no corresponding deviation from this level, but in the formation of B, a small deviation makes B oscillate to form a hub with a greater level than A, so the trend becomes (a+A+b)+B, and a+A+b becomes a sub-level fluctuation of a large-level hub B, that is, it becomes a`+B trend, forming various trends. This is a growing trend.

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Matters needing attention

1, Zen trend type decomposition principle: in a certain level of trend type, there can be no bigger hub than this level. Once it appears, it proves that this is not a trend type of a certain level, but a part of a trend type of a larger level, or a connection of several trend types of this level.

2. Zen line segment decomposition theorem theory: the line segment is destroyed if and only if it is destroyed by at least one of three consecutive strokes with overlapping parts. As long as the first three strokes with overlapping parts are formed, a line segment is bound to be formed. In other words, the necessary and sufficient condition for a line segment to be destroyed is that it is destroyed by another line segment.

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